Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-24
Democratic Central Committee.
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LOCAL NEWS.

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Read Cunningham s money ad. 81
Mutton at the Central meat mar
ket. 7
Call on Bronson & Houchin for farm
loans. 8
The cars will be running to Coldwater
this month.
The mercury marked 40 all.of yester-
day morning.
1t is said that hard coal will sell for
SIS the coming winter.
Marshal Horney is putting in some
good work on the streets.
The best cent cigar in town in at
Pearson's City Drug Store. 5
The Students school books are used
in IS districts In this county. 1872
Bronson Il Houchin have money at
low rates to loan on improved farms. 8
Capt. Rogers has blue grass and clo-
yer growing nicely on his place in town.
Smoked meats, bologna sausage, and
every variety of fresh meats, at L. T.
Mobiles. az
Wanted, girl for general house
work. w. S. Finney, Medicine Lodge,
Kansas. 1871
Preaching next Sabbath by Rev. r..
Sanderson, in the grove at half past
six, prompt.
Oats sold here Monday at 81 cents.
Corn sells at 40 cents. Now is the time
TO buy feed.
ID. ID. Leahy is now sole editor and
publisher of the Kiowa Herald, he hay
ing leased the Office.
A fourteen-year-old daughter of J. II.
Brown, of Elm creek, is quite sick. DIR.
Stout is in attendance.
Subject at the Christian church next
Sunday morning: The State of the
Dead" At night, The New Birth"
Tom Dunn is at present in Wichita,
but he will soon open yards for the
Chicago Lumber company at Ashland.
Mrs. Doran tired OF attempting to
satisfy the ravenous appetites of her
boarders and turned them all off this
week.
IL is time TO commence making ar
rangements TO attend the old settlers
reunion picnic at Fergason's grove,
Friday, Sept. 10.
A. ID. Brannan calls his new restau-
rant opposite the court house, the
''Grey Eagle" Remember him when
you are hungry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Runyan, Mrs. Hall and
Master Roy, Mrs. McNeal and children
and Miss Lizzie McNeal, returned from
Colorado last week.
Cimarron salt is being offered on the
streets here daily, by the wagon load.
1t is stronger than any manufactured
article that can be bought.
Once more John Upperman can truth
fully say that republics are migrate
full" He only received two votes in
his race for register of deeds.
Elder Mcfarland yesterday solem-
nized the marriage of William NJ. Red
dick, OF Haskell county, Kansas, and
Miss May +. Davis, of Sun City.
After September first Standitord,
Youmans Il Eldred will adopt and
strictly adhere to the cash basis. See
their announcement in this Issue. IL
Rev. Axline, of Pratt county, accom-
panied by his son-in-law, Mr.. Smith,
and family, we're visiting here last
week, with the family Of L. NJ. Axline.
Do you suffer from Chronic Diarrhea
or Obstinate Constipation, remember
that the only radical cure for these COM
plants is Homeopathic medicine.
Apply to DR.. Kocien. 1871
The late rains will make thousands
OF tons Of hay in Barber county that
the people may cut IL they will. There
will be no excuse for shipping hay into
this county next spring.
DIR. 1. W. Stout has concluded to re-
enter the practice of medicine and sur
gerry at this place and in the adjoining
country, and will make his Office in I)r.
Wants dental rooms, near the court
house. DIR. Stout is n regular gradu-
ate from the College of Physicians and
Surgeons, of Keoknk. lie has had sew
eral years OF successful practice and
being man of good judgment and cor
rect habits, he will no doubt get his
share OF practice.
Mr.. James s. Anderson, of this city,
was this week notified that he had
been allOweda pension OF IS per month,
tor services rendered aud disabilities
received while soldier In the Mexican
war. Mr.. Anderson had been drawing
a small pension for injuries received In
the war Of the rebellion, and this sec
ond pension makes him think that per
haps the present administration is
doing the very best for old soldiers. He
had been led to believe that he could
expect no favorS from CleYeIand or his
suboEdHnatss.